Also what did other families do for entertainment in the time Queen Victoria reigned the UK?
Let's use family in this context to mean immediate family, as in her husband and children.
As a child, heir to the throne Prince Edward really did not have too much of a childhood. He was caged inside an intensive education system which did not leave much time for traditional childhood play. However as an adult, he enjoyed shooting, hosting and attending parties, riding, traveling, hunting, and of course dining. He was also very fond of horses and horse racing. He gambled frequently and also bet money on horse races.
Notably, Princess Louise, Victoria and Albert's sixth child and fourth daughter, was an accomplished sculptor and artist. She created the marble statue of Victoria that can be seen today in London's Kensington Gardens Park.
Vicky, Princess Royal, was was a prolific letter writer. As Empress Frederick, she took an interest in the Berlin Observatory and added to the growth of the German Society for Ethical Culture.
Albert, Prince Consort, loved art and with Victoria, amassed a collection ranging from sculptures to paintings, etchings to family portraits. He was a musician and excelled in sports especially fencing and riding.
Victoria herself was an excellent artist. She went so far as to design her own wedding gown and the dresses of her bridesmaids. Victoria drew and painted all the way into her 60s. Windsor has a collection of paper dolls Victoria created as a young girl. She also kept detailed diaries throughout her life.
Sources:
Princess Victoria's Paper Dolls
[The Sport of Kings, Shooting and the Court of Edward VII] (http://www.maneyonline.com/doi/pdfplus/10.1179/cou.2013.18.2.004)